1. Rock-Dock ADVANTAGES
Introducing the Rock-Dock, the world’s
No need to bring your boat up on sandy or rocky beaches
first boating docking system for inboard / and cause damage to your keel.
No need to attach ugly keel protectors.
outboard boat owners. Ability to dock your No need to beach your boat on crowded beaches.
Inboard boat owners can now dock your boat without
boat without causing damage to your keel. worrying about damage to skegs and propellers.
ORDERING INFO To learn more about the Rock-Dock and to inquire about purchasing or requestin a demo, contact Brent Dehart email brent@rock-dock.com phone 801-232-5630

2. How to use the Rock-Dock This device has been engineered for ease of use to enhance your boating
experience. At least two people are required to properly dock a boat.
1. Boat preparation 2. Docking 3. Tethering the boat 4. Checking boat angle
Attach two 50-foot (or longer) ropes Have one person (docker) sit on the After the bow has been secured. Now check to make sure the boat is
to both of your most stern cleats or bow of the boat. This person should The attached stern lines need to be perpendicular to the beach. Adjust
transom tie down eyes. Places the direct the (driver). The (docker) also placed. Turn the boat off. The (driver) the rope lengths if necessary. Also
end of these ropes, four stakes (pro- watches for under water obstructions needs to now slip onto the beach and check again that the rod ends are not
vided) hammer and the ROCK-DOCK and to make sure the lake bottom take one of the ropes and a spike. binding at the ROCK-DOCK head.
at the bow. Back the knob bolt all the is steep enough to allow for the While the (docker) takes the other
way out on the ROCK-DOCK to help boat to float after docking. At a very rope, spike and hammer. The ropes 5. Launching the boat
with quick attachment. Make sure the slow speed aproach the beach until need to be spiked at a 30 to 45 de-
ropes are outside of all attachments. the water is about knee deep. The gree angle to the boats midline. The Reverse this procedure to launch
Such as wakeboard towers and (docker) should skide into the water lines should be evenly taunt on both the boat. It is suggest that the boat
bimini tops. and stabilize the boat. The head of sides of the boat. should be started prior to launching
the ROCK-DOCK should now be at- the boat. The ROCK-DOCK may need
tached to the bow eye. DO NOT over to be adjusted if there are waves that
tighten the knob. The feet should be loosened the spikes or if the water
placed at or above the water line. The level has changed.
legs should be separated so that the
rod ends do not bind at the head.
Spike the feet to the beach either
through the foot or the eyebolt. The
eyebolt swivels so that if the foot is
at a bad angle you can properly
drive a stake.
WARNING: This device should only be used in bodies of water that have shoreliens which are sufficiently steep to allow the boat to remain afloat when docked. Do not leave your boat unattended at any time. Some bodies of
water either raise or lower over short periods of time. Tides will also change water depths. This could cause your boat to be beached or become detached fom the shoreline. ROCK-DOCK is not liable for any injury or damage
caused to your person or vessel due to its misuse. ROCK-DOCK’s gaurantee is for the material and workmanship only. Please be respectful of private property when docking your boat. Watch for submerged objects just off of
the shoreline. Visibility is very poor in muddy or murky water. Extra care must be taken to avoid boat damage. © 2009 ROCK-DOCK. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CONTENT PROHIBITED.